In Swart v. Town of Shelby (186 App. Div. 927) a teamster dumped twenty or thirty loads of dirt each day, striking the lever with his hand. It pained him, and he was obliged to desist from work.
Summary of this case from Woodruff v. Howes Construction Co.November, 1918.
Award unanimously affirmed.
In Swart v. Town of Shelby (186 App. Div. 927) a teamster dumped twenty or thirty loads of dirt each day, striking the lever with his hand. It pained him, and he was obliged to desist from work.
Summary of this case from Woodruff v. Howes Construction Co.Full title:Before STATE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION, Respondent. In the Matter of the Claim…
Court:Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, Third Department
Date published: Nov 1, 1918
The felon was the unexpected result of the bruising of claimant's hand. In Swart v. Town of Shelby ( 186 App.…